Ty Chris. I am trying to understand where the underline PB code is... i am successful in navigating from DWO => DW however, i am going dumb in identifying the code for the "rbuttondown". Because, when i select the "rbuttondown" value from the DDLB, the script window is all blank, as in the screenshot below. Could you please help me point in a right direction? thanks a ton!!!!

Ty Chris, that helped me in searching the file with the DWO name. I double clicked to open the file from the search window and then navigated to that file. I do not see anything in the script window for "rbuttondown". I have noticed that, there is no pages/tabs bar at the bottom of the script page. I am not sure if i am looking at the right place. 

Could you please help me with pointing out what is DW/DWC/DWO from the screenshots below?

Hi Nikhil ;

   Super easy to find the DWO => DWC assignment, as follows:

1) Use RHMB on your App's "Target" in the IDE's System Tree

2) Select "Search" from the pop-up menu

3) Enter the DWO name in the Search dialogue - then hit OK

4) Observe the Search Pane for the answer.

Tip: Double click on the line in the Search Pane that has the DWO => DWC answer and it will open the related object's painter for you.

Happy searching!

Regards ... Chris

Here is where i am stuck. I right click on this screen and get the options to print a report. Where is the right click functionality in the code for this screen? How do i search? thanks!

Hi Nikhil ;

  Basically ... when you are in any of PB's painters that handle "visual" objects - for example like a DataWindow Control - navigate to the Script Pane and then choose the "RbuttonDown" event from the top DDLB, as follows:

HTH

Regards ... Chris

Hi Nikhil ;

   Basically, every PB "Control" has an "RButtonDown" event. Most applications then use a PopMenu() command to display a popup menu to the user with the options their PB App(s) can support when this happens. Choosing a menu item from the PopMenu then fires the MenuItem's "clicked" event where you would now code the PowerScript code to perform the "action" your App requires at this point.

HTH

Regards .... Chris